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Albuquerque just slapped a $14,100 fine on an RV park and motel for a laundry list of code violations — from plumbing and electrical nightmares to bed bugs and cockroaches — with a daily penalty of $3,500 looming if they don’t fix it in two weeks. Residents, many of whom have lived there for a decade, were terrified of eviction — but the city says they’re staying put for now, since the property didn’t have “imminent hazards” like some others that got shut down. Still, the owners face a ticking clock: they must also get proper permits for long-term RV stays within 15 days, or risk further penalties. With 69 police calls in the past year — ranging from theft to drug activity — the city is sending a clear message: fix it or face consequences — while still offering a chance to comply and keep the business open.

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